The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 14, 1929, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 14. 1929. 15 BR]NG]N(E UP FATHER o By GEORGE McMANUS MOTHER-WHATS THE MATTER WITH DADDY ? GO LOOK AT HIM BEFORE HE GOES [ THAT 19 A WONDERFUL BARBER SHOP ON THE CORNER: 1| REALLY SELIEVE MEN ARE BETTER HAIR-DRESSERD THAN WOMEN PO TR ks LL B 43 WHAT 15 1T & I | SHOULD SAY | AM- A MAN HADN'T A CHANCE TO QT A HAIR-CUT ANY- MORE-THAT BARBER SHOP 1S FILLED WITH WOMEN AN' DOGS THIS Wikl QT GREAT HEAVENS: WHAT < NOU _DOING WITH MY DR ON? ARE YQL MAD? @ 1929, Int"] Feature Service, Inc., Great Britdin rights reserved. +|WESTWARD IN PORT ‘DOROTVHW"Y ALTX HERiZ 7 TO S;ET SUPPLIES| ON LAST 1929 TRIP | ( To make an overnight stop h:‘l't“ ‘The Dorothy to pick up supplies and refresh Alexander, Capt. C. o C. Graham, arrived in port from N [the water ‘sugly, ‘the’ Wi rd, | Seattle via Sitka and Skagway at jCupl-"ige Dykfiman, 1 in(7:30 a. m. today. There were no el |port late yesterday afternoon from |passengers aboard for Juneau. S o She sailed for the s at 1 . hic . ! ailed from Seattle August hh e S g of oo Rl of Californians|fresh halibut, 37 of which were ain, |dboard who came morth to hudt|shipped by the Sap Juan and the |bear and deer. The boat was inlrcmainder by the Alaska Fish Bro- ;Jum‘atl a ‘ll\(‘n the party h {deer but 1o & i | “Those aboard, in addit L : | 5 | Re NS BA 4 saughlin, Mr. and Mrs. e ¢ STANDING Ur CLUGS 'ohn Hanson, Florence Bathe, Mr. Baific Odakt Teasus 1 Mrs. H. S. That;ll:, E. :“ Won Tnst . H. Beach, 46 ‘hune, Edward McCurdy, ' 45 . M. Dunn, Grace Per- 5 sorri and Fred Sorri / 43 Island and Gif ttle; Mrs. J. H. Hibb hikan, who uides. 42 trip the Dorothy tuled to make in this season. On he will il from Natonai League Won Lost e on her first trip to Cali- 90 46 She will be on the south- 8 58 un during the winter months. m2. 6l - ol £ | 68 66 Lyman Rice, president of the 63 4 First National Bank of Pendleton, 62 T4 Oregon, and Mrs. Rice, are tourists 878 failed to recog 1 we othy Alexander, 51 84 D. O. Cowen, of | b Americaa veague out it: “It is (EW Won Lost the y s 'OR RECORDS JUST 95 42 may be used for greens ARRIVED. Anderson Music Shoppe. ke and the stalks may also be eaten— --adv. ! 1 63 they taste very much like aspara- - - i 8 64 6 gus.” | Bill Casey is still at No. 8 Wil- s Detroit 62 4 Gooseberries, over an inch in loughby Ave. with the best TO-| Washington . 62 3 diameter, are on dicplay in |BACCO and SNUFF CURE. Hours 53 81 the vegetable!2 p. m. to 7 p. m. Call and we 50 83 lwill demonstrate. P.O. 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